Jada Koren Pinkett, coniugata Smith (Baltimora, 18 settembre 1971), è un'attrice, cantante e imprenditrice statunitense.
Ha iniziato la sua carriera come attrice nel 1990, con un'apparizione come ospite nella sitcom di breve durata True Colors, e successivamente ha recitato nella serie televisiva A Different World (1991-1993). Ha fatto il suo debutto cinematografico in Menace II Society (1993). La sua svolta è avvenuta al fianco di Eddie Murphy in Il professore matto (1996), e da allora ha recitato in più di 20 film, tra cui Set It Off (1996), Scream 2 (1997), Ali (2001), The Matrix Reloaded (2003), The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Collateral (2004), Madagascar (2005-2012), Bad Moms (2016) e Girls Trip (2017). In televisione ha recitato in Hawthorne (2009-2011) e Gotham (2014-2016).
Jada Pinkett Smith ha iniziato la sua carriera musicale nel 2002, quando ha contribuito a creare la band heavy metal, Wicked Wisdom, per la quale era una cantante e cantautrice. Insieme a suo marito Will Smith e a James Lassiter ha una compagnia di produzione, la Overbrook Entertainment. Ha anche scritto un libro per bambini, Girls Hold Up This World, che è stato pubblicato nel 2004.
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Date: 19 September 1971
Special to the New York Times
Newspaper Publishers Assn stops pub of all Sunday papers, suspends weekday papers in London and Manchester until printers stop holding union meetings at crucial production times
Date: 18 September 1971
FCC Chmn D Burch says NBC newsman E Newman was within his rights when he ejected G Jessel from Today Show for referring to The NY Times and The Washington Post as 'Pravda', reply to Repr W H Harsha who protested ejection; Harsha says he will ask Cong coms to take further action
Date: 19 September 1971
Photoengravers accept pact with Pittsburgh Press Co, ending 128-day strike, longest in city's history; pact details; papers to resume Sept 20
Date: 19 September 1971
Dispatch of The Times, London
India restricts movements of foreign correspondents attempting to visit refugee camps in border areas of W Bengal and E India apparently because of embarrassment over E Pakistani guerrillas operating from bases in India
Date: 18 September 1971
Special to The New York Times
Soviet secret police (KGB) interrogate Western newsmen J R Peipert and A Waller in connection with probe of Soviet dissident V I Bukovsky, apparently 1st time Western newsmen have been officially interrogated by KGB; warn newsmen not to disclose contents of int; Bukovsky, arrested Mar 30 and now being detained in Serbsky Psychiatric Hosp, has reptdly been charged with 'anti-Soviet activities'; observers see interrogation as part of gen probe of Bukovsky and as warning to Western newsmen not to make further contacts with dissidents
Date: 19 September 1971
By EDWARD COWANSpecial to The New York Times
Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Assn, in brief submitted to Min Munro opposing Govt ban on cigarette ad, equates freedom in disseminating information through news columns to freedom in disseminating through ads; charges that ad prohibition would take away citizens' right to be informed; asks for controls on persuasion but not fact
Date: 18 September 1971
WARREN F. KIMBALL
Warren KIMBALL
Prof W F Kimball lr holds Nixon's call for legis and funds to declassify World War II documents is waste of time and money; urges Cong pass law declassifying all such documents with certain exceptions
Date: 18 September 1971
By FRANK LYNNSpecial to The New York Times
Lindsay describes adm of NYS Sup Ct as 'appalling', Dem luncheon meeting, Syracuse; says prisoners wait in jail for trial an avg of 5 mos because of ct congestion